The Society of Civil War Historians
@SoCWHistorians
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Official Twitter account for the Society of Civil War Historians. The SCWH is an association of scholars exploring the history of slavery, the war, and beyond.
Joined October 2021
A reminder that the Tom Watson Brown Book Award deadline is 1/31! Make sure to submit 2024 books for consideration. More info at the link below!
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Looking forward to see folks later this afternoon!
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On behalf of the SCWH Executive Council, we hope to see you there as we remember and celebrate his inspiring legacy. (3/3)
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Hey members! We’ve posted our call for the 2025 Tom Watson Brown Book Award- see more info at the link below!
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If you are @TheSouthernSHA bound next month, don’t miss this great opportunity put on by the Early Career Committee of the @SoCWHistorians!!! Many thanks to @UNC_Press for sponsoring!
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SCWH members- make sure to RSVP for the Watson Brown Book Award dinner in Kansas City. The RSVP link was resent this AM so check that inbox! You can also link to the RSVP form from our website homepage at
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Latest on the Muster Blog: SCWH member Chandra Manning offers up her thoughts on a round table from our conference in Raleigh back in June!
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The deadline is Friday September 13th!! (4/4)
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So many of us benefited and will continue to benefit from knowing him and learning from him. Our deepest condolences go to Pete’s family. Jason Phillips President, SCWH
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Hey members! Don’t forget to fill out the post-conference survey emailed along to you on July 3rd. If you have already filled it out, many thanks!!!!
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Safe travels to everyone who attended our conference in Raleigh. It’s never too early to start thinking about 2026! We will be heading back to Richmond. The dates are June 18-20. So save the date!!!!
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As our conference looms, another panel to highlight! “Innovation in Warfighting” will take place in Hanover 2 on Saturday morning at 8:30 AM. The chair and comment comes from our President @ljgordon106 and features papers from Jeremy Knoll, Benjamin Lyman, and John Wendt.
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